Scan code: LN87934 Manufacturer code: CG2420

EIZO ColorEdge CG2420 Black

EIZO ColorEdge CG2420 - 1080p Colour Accurate Screen with 10-bit support

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Scan code: LN87934 Manufacturer code: CG2420

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Product Overview The EIZO ColorEdge CG2420 allows your imagination to run wild, with a professional-level screen that brings out the best in photography, design, print and post production. As with most other Eizo monitors, the CG2420 comes with a built-in self calibration sensor, so you don't need to reconfigure the whole monitor every time a small change occurs, letting you get on with what you do best. Eizo are known for being one of the best in the industry and this 1080p, 24-inch screen is no exception. Boasting the ability to display 10-bit colour in HDMI, this gives you one of the most accurate screens to do anything with colour, so you'll never make a mistake again. Features Size
24.1" (61cm)

Resolution
1920 x 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio)

Pixel Density
94 ppi

Colour
DisplayPort, HDMI: 1.07 billion (a palette of 278 trillion) DVI: 16.77 million (a palette of 278 trillion)

Calibration
Built-in Sensor

Specifications
Screen Size	24.1"
Edition
Panel Type	IPS
Panel Coating
Panel Finish	Matte
Touchscreen	No
Backlight	Wide-Gamut LED
Pitch Size
Curvature	N/A
Adaptive Frame-rate Technology	N/A
NVIDIA Reflex	No
HDCP	Yes
Connectors	1 x DisplayPort 1 x DVI-D 1 x HDMI 1 x USB 3.0
Position Adjustment
Resolution	1920x1200 (WUXGA)
Aspect Ratio	16:10
Refresh Rate
Response Time	10 ms
Brightness	400 cd/m²
Viewing Angle	178/178 (°H/°V)
Contrast Ratio/Dynamic Contrast Ratio
Color Gamut
Color Bit Depth
HDR Support	Yes
Supported HDR Standards
Speakers	No
Speaker Configuration
Web Camera	No
Power Usage (Switched on)
VESA
3D Support	No
Anti-Theft Features
Included Accessories	1 x Power Cable 1 x Stand-Base
Monitor Colour	Black
Dimensions (with stand)	554.4 x 396 - 551 x 245 (WxHxD)
Dimensions (without stand)	554.4 x 362 x 64 (WxHxD)
Weight (with Stand)	7.8 kg
Note

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN87934
Model Number	CG2420
GTIN	4995047048084

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